Net Entertainment always manages to spice up a classic game and give us a breath of fresh air. On a technical standpoint Double Exposure Blackjack Pro Series is solid as usual. The 3d graphics are sharp, animations are fluid and there is a cool piano tune in the background. All that combined make for a great casino atmosphere and will keep you entertained for a long time.
The difference between this game and classic Blackjack is that both of the dealer’s cards are dealt face up. There are six regular decks in play, which are shuffled before every round. If your initial cards value is a total of 9, 10 or 11 hard, you can double down. A hard hand has no Ace counted as 11; it may still contain an Ace counted as 1. When you use Double down you have only one hit and the hand automatically stands. You can double down after a split. If you split Aces, you will be dealt only one additional card for each Ace. If a card with a value of 10 is with and Ace in a split hand, the hand is counted as 21.
The game supports 3 game modes, including Low Roller, Standard and High Roller. In the Low Roller module bets vary between €0.10 and €5. Standard allows for wagers from €1 to €40 and High Roller gives you the opportunity to place a total bet of up to €1 500 with bets between €25 and €500.
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Version note: This review describes an older game version. Its stake limits and feature details are not confirmation of current availability. If the game is offered, check its own help screen and paytable before using the figures above.
